Choosing a roommate Pg. 68-69.

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Choosing a roommate Pg. 68-69

The roommate contract It is a good idea to have a contract or “living agreement” It should include: 1. the portion of rent paid by each 2.the share each pays for utilities 3. how groceries are done

4 how basic tasks like Cooking and cleaning will be done. 5. rules on overnight guests and parties

6. sharing of personal effects ...like clothing. 7. the division of materials when roommates split 8. who brings what furniture

Each person must sign and date the contract , and get a copy

Page 66- New Roommate Questions 1. what are some reasons best friends don’t make good roommates? 2. where might one find a potential roommate? 3. write a list of questions you might ask a roommate 4. what conditions would be annoying and unacceptable?